Napoleon tyrant or hero? Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821) French political leader, who made his country be the most powerful in a world at that time. Napoleons idea was to get the whole world under his control what was impossible for one country and one person, but still tried to do that and invade in many countries with wars and he hurt there’s economic system and make them defense from him and spent many resource on defending. Not many countries could do that and some of them just become there’s
A Benevolent Tyrant In today’s media, heroes have increasingly darker decisions to make. Introducing a moral grey area not only makes a story more interesting, it makes it more believable because the higher a person is raised, the more people want to believe that they are perfect. This is never the case. All people society reveres as heroes have made questionable choices. In 1799, Napoleon Bonaparte staged a coup d’etat in France. History books are not positive whether he was motivated by selfish
taken place in Belgium. Napoleon, one of our best strategists in our military had brought approximately 72,000 of his best men into Battle of Waterloo. 12 miles south of Napoleon and his troops the was the Duke of Wellington and his 68,000 men were marching. Napoleon, being the skilled strategist he was, had held back his troops until the middle of the day. During this time, Blucher and his men were able to join this bloody warfare later that afternoon. Even though Napoleon had the upper hand in number